In vim, when using map commands you must specify keys. For example <CR> <ESC> <F1>. What are the corresponding ones for the arrow keys?
In vim, when using map commands you must specify keys. For example <CR> <ESC>
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In vim, when using map commands you must specify keys. For example <CR> <ESC> <F1>. What are the corresponding ones for the arrow keys?
If you don’t know the internal code for a certain key, type
CtrlK and then the function key. For example, this
sequence followed by the up arrow key will output:
You can learn more about this command in the documentation for both insert
and command mode. The specific ways to map a special key are given in the
documentation with the tag
:map-special-keys. Additionally, you can find ahandy table with
:h key-notation.